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Who listens to an illiterate Nigerian pastor? They all climb the pulpit to give their personal opinions which I don't care about. About 99.99% of them never conduct any kind of Biblical research. |
Taiwojon:. |
Taiwojon:Do you know Jesus? |
Chummynoni: |
madridguy:It sounds very funny but the reality is Obi actually worked for Tinubu in the last election to destroy PDP and Atiku. |
huxley:Any educated individual who gets deceived by the fake pastorpreneur Chris and his fake miracles is a functional illiterate. I have known Chris to be fake for the past 20 years. Same with TB Joshua and Lazarous Mouka. I can name tons of them and sincerely wonder why people even listen to these conmen! Our government has indeed failed us which is why lots of Nigerians are being set up as willing candidates to be deceived by these sets of Pastorpreuneurs. I would rather listen to my dog bark for 2 hours than listen to any of these con-men |
Goodlady:You should be very scared of okon'la! |
ThugOfWar:Congratulations my man. You and the Staph deserve each other. Enjoy your Staph in peace. Next time, you will not prioritize 30 minutes of fun over your life. I am so happy for you man! Even the name name "Aureus" come sound like a Roman name. |
Taiwojon:Taiwo omo John, It is your GO's and pastors that need repentance. They are businessmen who have become very wealthy on the back of the poor. Matthew 7:22-24 22 Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? 23 And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity. |
Sucre6:It's a project on certain subject in Microeconomics, I will need you to complete an assignment and you must get about 95% if possible. We can connect on Whatsapp and talk better and you will name your price. |
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4right:Are you an Economic graduate/ Very good at Economics, I have a project and will pay or If you know anyone who is a very good economics graduate or student. |
JooEeL:As a Christian, I love your debate and logic. Thy are very sound and in order. Hopefully, our people will wise up and get delivered from the these Pastorpreuners. |
Sapasenator: |
Ibechris2:The girl that might be a secondary school drop out catching cruise on NL. |
Taiwojon:O Ye faithless generation! What is a micro pen*is to the power of our God. You don't believe in miracles? Every Dry bones of micro pen*is shall RISE AGAIN and become a mighty army! |
There is nothing God cannot do. If dry bone could rise again, what is micro-p*nnis compared to the power of God. Take a full bottle of anonting iol and gently annoint the MP and say after me O YE SPIRIT OF MICRO-PE*NIS, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? DIE BY FIIIIIIREEEE! DIE! DIE!! DIE!!! DIE!!!! |
Believeintruth:I mean, Obi is spending his energy and will never be appreciated. If I were him , I will just enjoy my money and let Nigeria crash. |
helinues:Even if he builds 10 mosques, you will still remain the same tribal bigot you have always been. Obi is wasting his time as Nigeria is beyond redemption. I would chop and clean mouth and let everyone answer their father's name. |
The mumu pastor is closer to God than Kumuyi whose wife died. They were all silent during Covid-19. Nobody is falling for any staged miracles anymore. |
GreatVocalist:Nothing Godly about Chris. He has no business with God but Naija is a country where most are brainwashed religiously from 1 year old and worship these charlatans. Oyhakhilome is charlatans and has never had any business with God and most Nigerians have been religiously programmed just like ISIS, without the violence. |
GreatVocalist:Which damage? Oyakhilome is a fraud and freeze is doing the work of God |
press9jatv:May God richly bless you. The Bible says "Blessed are the peacemakers" May all your prayers for 2024 and beyond come to pass. |
He will be broke at 40? As much as I despise crime, why not invest the proceed quietly? Why the obsession to show off? I dont get it! |
[quote author= post=129055090]Dem no get another human being for the state wey come be say na him brother him go put there?! Nonsensical nonsense 🙄[/quote]Even if you enter there you go appoint your brothers and relatives including those his critics. An average Nigerian is both tribalistic and Nepotistic. I am not supporting Uzodinma but thats reality in Nigeria. |
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illegal immigrant alert! go back to your country and have some self-respect? |
mariahAngel:I actually grew up in two rooms like that, 2 parents and 7 kids? Its not desirable and not a good experience I would recommend for anyone. |
Elohorp:100% in agreement with you. |
I have trained myself with the mantra "whatever I don't have, I don't need" I could not even ask my father for money growing up. |
Moshybear:forget it! |



